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Monster Study Guide

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by Walter Dean Myers
About 56 pages (16,804 words)
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Chapter 11, Friday Afternoon, July 17th Summary

Steve's opening notes reflect his concern and how he feels about being accused of making a wrong moral decision. He imagines what he would say about this in his movie, and he also understands why inmates want to appeal their cases. In the courtroom scene, the verdicts are read for King and Steve. King is found guilty, and Steve is found not guilty.

Chapter 11, Friday Afternoon, July 17th Analysis

This is the climactic end of the novel. Steve.....

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